Long-term condition requiring management of symptoms; may last a lifetime.

Long-term condition requiring management of symptoms; may last a lifetime.

• A. Dignity
• B. Medicare
• C. Chronic Illness
• D. Hospice

Answer: (C)

A chronic illness is a long-lasting health condition that requires ongoing management of symptoms and health status, and it may last a lifetime. This fits the prompt because it highlights both duration and the need for continual care, monitoring, and self-management—conditions like diabetes or heart disease often require daily attention and long-term treatment plans. Dignity isn’t a health condition; it’s about respecting and valuing a person. Medicare is a government health insurance program, not a disease or health status. Hospice is end-of-life care focused on comfort and quality of life for those nearing death, typically time-limited rather than ongoing disease management.

A chronic illness is a long-lasting health condition that requires ongoing management of symptoms and health status, and it may last a lifetime. This fits the prompt because it highlights both duration and the need for continual care, monitoring, and self-management—conditions like diabetes or heart disease often require daily attention and long-term treatment plans.

Dignity isn’t a health condition; it’s about respecting and valuing a person. Medicare is a government health insurance program, not a disease or health status. Hospice is end-of-life care focused on comfort and quality of life for those nearing death, typically time-limited rather than ongoing disease management.